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If you want a reusable liner that fits the widest range of small and mid-size basket air fryers — Ninja AF101/AF150/AF161, COSORI, Gourmia, Instant Pot, Philips and most 3–5 qt models — choose Xabzhzn Air Fryer Silicone; if you need a liner shaped specifically for the Ninja Crispi Pro's 6 qt and 2.5 qt glass bowl, with raised edges and a drip-collecting design, choose Liraip Ninja Crispi Pro.
• Xabzhzn — biggest strength: one round, 8-inch, 2-pack silicone liner set that covers an unusually long compatibility list of 3–5 qt basket air fryers, plus a 450 °F heat rating and dishwasher-safe cleanup.
• Xabzhzn — biggest trade-off: it's a round, generic-fit insert, so it isn't molded to any single appliance's bowl and you'll want tongs or a wait-for-cool-down moment to lift it out.
• Liraip — biggest strength: a square pan cut to match the bottom of the Ninja Crispi Pro glass bowl, with raised edges to stop spills and an integrated design that collects grease before it reaches the heating element.
• Liraip — biggest trade-off: it's tied to the Crispi Pro's 6 qt and 2.5 qt bowls, so it's the wrong pick if you own a different air fryer.
• Who each pick is for: Xabzhzn for anyone with a standard 3–5 qt basket fryer who wants cheap, low-effort protection for the basket; Liraip for Crispi Pro owners who want a precise fit and less smoke and odor from dripping grease.
Xabzhzn sells this as a two-pack of round silicone liners, 8 inches across and 2 inches tall, in blue and brown. The headline is fit: the listing names Ninja AF101 4 qt, AF150 5.5 qt XL, AF161 5.5 qt Max XL and AF141 5 qt, plus COSORI, Gourmia, Fabuletta, PowerXL, Instant Pot and Philips 4 qt units, along with Ultrean, GoWISE, LATURE and Chefman models — and "most 3 to 5 qt airfryers" on top of that. If your air fryer is a round-basket machine in that size band, there's a good chance this drops straight in.
Who should buy it: anyone with a 3–5 qt basket fryer who is tired of degreasing the basket, anyone who has been burning through parchment, and anyone who wants a spare so one liner is clean while the other cooks. Who should skip it: Crispi Pro owners (wrong shape entirely), people with a large single-basket fryer well outside the 3–5 qt range, and anyone who wants a molded, spill-catching pan rather than a general-purpose bowl. One practical note the listing itself makes — silicone gets hot, so lift it out with tools or let it cool first.
Liraip Ninja Crispi Pro: Who It's For
Liraip takes the opposite approach: one appliance, one exact fit. This is a two-pack of square silicone pans built to match the bottom of the Ninja Crispi Pro's 6 qt and 2.5 qt glass bowl, with raised edges that catch spills instead of letting them run. Because it's soft silicone, it sits under the food without blocking airflow, and it also shields the inner glass wall from scratches — a real concern with a glass bowl you'd rather not haze over.
The most interesting design choice is the anti-drip feature. The pan is integrated so it collects grease that renders off meat and bacon during cooking, keeping it from dropping onto the heating element and creating smoke and odor. If you cook fatty proteins often, that's the difference between a kitchen that smells like dinner and one that smells like burnt fat. Liraip also rates it to 230 °C, which is comfortably above typical air fryer temperatures, and says it's dishwasher-safe on the top rack.
It's positioned as more than a liner. The listing suggests cookies in the oven, reheating in the microwave, a freezer divider, even a dough fermentation pad. The material is described as high-quality platinum silicone — flexible, tear-resistant, reusable many times over — and a folding storage bag is included. Dimensions are 10.6" deep by 9" wide by 1" high, in black, and it's sold as a two-count.
Who should buy it: Crispi Pro owners who want a liner that actually fits the bowl, people who fry bacon and wings and are tired of the smoke, and anyone who wants one silicone pan that moves between the air fryer, oven and microwave. Who should skip it: anyone without a Crispi Pro, and anyone who prefers a round liner for a conventional basket fryer. The fit is the whole point — outside that appliance, it's just a square silicone pan.
Side-by-Side: Which Should You Choose?
• Best for Ninja AF101 / AF150 / AF161 owners → Xabzhzn. Those models are named directly, in the exact quart sizes.
• Best for stopping grease from hitting the heating element → Liraip. The anti-drip collection design is the specific answer to smoke and odors.
• Best for heat ceiling → Xabzhzn. 450 °F is the higher stated rating of the two; Liraip's 230 °C is still above normal air fryer temps.
• Best for protecting the appliance itself → tie, with a caveat. Xabzhzn keeps grease and residue out of the basket; Liraip guards the glass bowl from scratches.
• Best for non-air-fryer use → Liraip. Oven, microwave, freezer divider and fermentation pad are all called out; Xabzhzn lists ovens, microwaves, steamers and rice cookers too, so it's close.
• Best for a round basket that isn't on either list → Xabzhzn. "Most 3 to 5 qt airfryers" gives it the broader net.
• Best if you hate scrubbing → either. Both are non-stick and dishwasher-safe.
In my opinion, the deciding factor here isn't the silicone — both are food-grade, non-stick and dishwasher-safe — it's the shape of your air fryer. If you own a Ninja Crispi Pro, buy the Liraip: the raised edges, the drip-collecting design and the glass-bowl protection are things a generic round liner simply can't do, and the folding storage bag is a nice touch. If you own almost anything else in the 3–5 qt basket world, buy the Xabzhzn two-pack — the compatibility list is the longest thing about it, the 450 °F rating gives you headroom, and two liners means one is always ready. Match the liner to the appliance and you'll be happy either way.
FAQ
Check your model number first. Xabzhzn names Ninja AF101, AF150, AF161, AF141 and most 3–5 qt basket fryers from COSORI, Gourmia, Instant Pot, Philips and others. Liraip is made only for the Ninja Crispi Pro 6 qt and 2.5 qt glass bowl.
In my opinion, yes for everyday use. Silicone is reusable, doesn't burn, and you rinse it instead of throwing it away. Xabzhzn's listing specifically argues parchment is a fire hazard and that the two-pack costs less over time.
The Liraip has the edge here. Its integrated pan collects grease that drips off meat and bacon so it doesn't land on the heating element and create smoke and odor. Xabzhzn keeps grease out of the basket but doesn't claim the same drip control.
Both are dishwasher-safe. Xabzhzn also lists hand washing, and its care instructions pair dishwasher safe with hand wash only. Liraip says top-rack dishwasher. Either way, don't grab them bare-handed straight out of a hot fryer — use tongs or let them cool.
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